Xavier Waterstone

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The natural thing in such a situation would be for prices to fall gradually, and apparently such a fall of prices cannot have the same bad consequence as a fall of prices brought about by a decrease of the amount of money. We could speak, perhaps, of a “relative deflation” of the quantity of money, relative in respect to the flow of goods, in opposition to an “absolute deflation.”
The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle and Other Essays (LvMI)
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